My News
Personalise your news feed by choosing your favourite topics of interest
GETTING INTO THE property market can be a daunting experience. Here we make it easier and bring you four of the best properties on the market around the country this week.
Under €250,000
Dublin 2 – €240,000
This two-bedroom terrace cottage offers potential buyers a great location. In Dublin’s south-inner city, it is set in tranquil surrounds but still only a short walk away from the city centre.
Another benefit is that the property is in good condition and potential buyers are able to move in straight away. Inside it has more than 550 sq. ft. of floor space with a well-equipped kitchen area complete with a built-in Scholtes stove.
Under €500,000
Galway city centre – €380,000
This property has its large open-plan downstairs area as a big selling point. It looks out onto the property’s back garden that comes with a storage shed. The property’s kitchen comes fully equipped with an island unit and a tiled splashback.
The property only has two bedrooms. However, it does have an attic area that is accessible via a pull-down staircase. It also has parking to the rear that is accessible via an electronic gate.
Under €750,000
Bettystown, Co Meath – €615,000
‘Willow House’ sits on 0.4 acres of its own grounds and is described as being the “epitome of executive elegance”. Features of the home include decorative coving and cornicing, a marble-surrounded open fireplace and a bespoke kitchen. In total the house has four bedrooms and five bathrooms.
Its location is also a selling point, being close to a number of schools and sports facilities, and around half an hour’s drive away from Dublin Airport.
Under €1 million
Malahide, Dublin – €850,000
This home in south Dublin’s Malahide really accommodates the luxury end of the market. Laid out over more than 1,800 sq. ft. of floor space, it has views looking out over the Malahide marina.
The apartment is laid out over two floors and has two bedrooms, the master of which comes as an en-suite. Another benefit to potential buyers is access to a balcony area.
Read: House prices are starting to take off outside Dublin
Also: How urban flower power can be used to fight the march of property developers
COMMENTS